The Toronto Blue Jays and New York Yankees match-up really well, with both teams very capable of taking three out of four games during the weekend series.
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We are still over 30+ games away from the midway point of this years campaign and I would expect Canada’s team to be at or above .500 after 81 games.
Marcus Stroman has won the World Baseball Classic and he's hurling an impressive 3.00 ERA for the Toronto Blue Jays. Can he win the AL Cy Young?
Auston Matthews has 21 goals in 39 games and is on pace to score 44 goals. Based on his recent pace of 15 goals in the last 20 games, he could get 50.
The Toronto Raptors have the best offense per 100 possessions in NBA history, thanks to DeMar DeRozan's player efficiency rating of 25.7.
Norman Powell of the Toronto Raptors is the prototypical role player most teams are looking to find. When he gets playing time, he gets the job done.
Demar Derozan is definitely showing Sports Illustrated and the NBA he's for real, averaging a league-leading 34.1 points per game for the Toronto Raptors.
This season, Nazem Kadri is paying early dividends for the Toronto Maple Leafs. It's promising to see he is putting points on the board in a depth role.
With Bismack Biyombo now in Orlando, the stars are aligned for Jonas Valanciunas to be in the game for the Toronto Raptors when it matters most.
Auston Matthews, Mitch Marner, and Morgan Rielly appear to be the perfect building blocks towards a Stanley Cup early on for the Toronto Maple Leafs.
After last nights AL Wild Card game, we can add one more to the Toronto Blue Jays greatest moments in history, the epic "Bat Drop".
The biggest challenge for both Andersen and Enroth is the fact the Leafs are in the East, which is more offensively oriented compared to the West.
The Toronto Blue Jays are still fiddling with the lineup on a nightly basis when, at this point of the season, there should be an expected batting order.
The ultimate deciding factor on who wins the AL East is likely to be the team that pitches better and on paper, the Toronto Blue Jays lead the way.
The additions the Toronto Blue Jays made at the trade deadline improved the team, but none of the players are the type that will guarantee them success.
Josh Donaldson's stat line this season is phenomenal and that arguably makes the Toronto Blue Jays third baseman the front runner for the MVP in 2016.
The Toronto Blue Jays have tried a few players at the leadoff spot this year. Here's why second baseman Devon Travis could be the long-term answer.
There are pros and cons for moving Aaron Sanchez to the pen but ultimately, he's pitched too well as a starter for the Toronto Blue Jays.